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• There are several historical markers that can be found in Grand Mound.
• A monument across from Grand Mound Cemetery marks the former location of Ft.
• Fred and Gertrude moved to Grand Mound in 1903.
• Grand Mound was mostly a German community with some Irish residents as well.
• Eliza ( Johnston ) died in 1870 and is buried in the nearby Grand Mound Cemetery.
• That same year, Grand Mound was visited by Isaac Stevens, the newly appointed first governor of Washington.
• Effie, the second youngest Brewer child, married Frank  Tib Milss in 1897 and moved to Grand Mound.
• After building a log cabin in Grand Mound, however, the Judsons discovered that the ground was gravelly and infertile.
• "' Grand Mound "'is a prehistoric burial site in Koochiching County, Minnesota, United States.
• The highway was part of the Elma  Grand Mound branch of Grand Mound, which was later added as part of US 12 in 1967.
• The highway was part of the Elma  Grand Mound branch of Grand Mound, which was later added as part of US 12 in 1967.
• "' Grand Mound "'is a community and census-designated place ( CDP ) in Thurston County, Washington, United States.
• In March 2008, a 398-room Great Wolf Lodge opened in Grand Mound, which was majority owned by the Confederated Tribes of the Chehalis Reservation.
• Just south of Grand Mound, on Old Highway 99, is an Oregon Trail marker, established in 1916 by the Daughters and Sons of the American Revolution.
• In 1964, the Grand Mound Fire District was formed, which in 2002 merged with Thurston County Fire District # 1 before merging into the West Thurston Regional Fire Authority.
• Reece and his first wife Eliza Johnston, along with two of Reece s older brothers and their families, moved north to the Grand Mound, Washington area in 1860.
• Prior to the formation of the Central Clinton School District, Grand Mound had its own junior-senior high school, which operated in the same school building as the elementary school.
• The junior-senior high school was closed in 1961, when Welton, along with the former Grand Mound and DeWitt school districts, consolidated to form the Central Community School District.
• In the 1920s strawberries became a major crop in the area, and a processing plant was built, but during the Great Depression the industry failed and the Northern Pacific Railway closed the Grand Mound station.